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As of November 2026
The county successions — sheriffs, prosecutors — are St. Joseph County rolls kept in South Bend's build, and this section names its shortfall rather than borrowing them. No holder-by-holder county succession was pulled, and the county-firsts item (the first woman or first Black holder of each county office) is therefore not run here; both stand as named gaps whose settler is the county's own officer record, with South Bend's public-servants leg as the companion treatment. The lines out return negatives at the depth reached. The statehouse line: no member of the Indiana General Assembly is documented in any carrier reached as a North Liberty resident, in any era. The federal line: no United States representative, senator or federal judge from this town appears in any carrier reached — the town has sent no Colfax and no Brademas to Washington on the record as reached, and the leg prints that as a finding about a farm town of sixteen hundred, not as a lack to be apologized for. The roll as it stands, then: a justice of the peace of 1837, a clerk-treasurer of fourteen documented years, two council presidents a decade apart with named councils around them, a trustee line with its present holder unreached, and gaps — each with its settler named — where the marshal's, the fire chiefs', the county and the township's deeper rolls should be. That is the town's public-servants record in November 2026, at its true, documented size.